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Rabbis Urge Parents to Model Religious Observance for Children
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By הרב אליעזר מלמד
First reported by Israel National News · 10 hours ago
What happened
A religious discourse advises parents to first model diligent Torah study and prayer before expecting their children to adhere to these practices. It emphasizes self-examination, positive reinforcement, and avoiding anger to effectively inspire children towards religious observance.
- 01Parents should model religious observance to inspire their children.
- 02Self-examination and personal commitment are crucial for effective guidance.
- 03Praise and encouragement are more effective than criticism and anger.
- 04Religious education should engage children's independent thinking.
- 05Positive family atmosphere amplifies good and resolves problems.
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